Acquisition
Get a first order out of someone who has only ever browsed.
Attributed revenue$26.3K
- Enrolled
- 4,820
- Converted
- 6.8%
First order within 14 days of the first visit.
Describe the rule in one sentence. Convexa builds the workflow, runs it on every customer who matches, and stops itself on the ones who do not.
Example: the sentence 'If a regular has not ordered in 60 days, write to her' becomes a five-step workflow that messages a quiet customer on WhatsApp and stops for anyone who has already ordered.
Acquisition, Retention, Win-Back and Growth. Every engine shows how many customers are enrolled, how many converted, and the revenue attributed to it.
Get a first order out of someone who has only ever browsed.
Attributed revenue$26.3K
First order within 14 days of the first visit.
Get a second order before the gap gets long enough to matter.
Attributed revenue$58.0K
Runs on the 30-day mark, not on a calendar date.
Reach the ones who had already stopped buying from you.
Attributed revenue$43.2K
Revenue from customers who had already left. None of it was going to happen.
Make the basket bigger for people who are already buying.
Attributed revenue$22.6K
Only suggests what fits what she already owns.
Every figure is attributed, not estimated.$150.1K across all four engines, last 90 days
Fired Mon 14:26Any change into At Risk.Enrolled 1,251
WhatsAppto Leah Novak, written Wed 14:26, after the 2-day wait
Hi Leah, you last sorted out your home cooling on 9 August. The Frostline 1 ton inverter you were looking at is back in stock, and I can hold one for you until Friday.
Every message is written for that individual customer, using their live profile at the moment it is sent, in your brand voice. Not a template with a first name dropped in.
Sent on WhatsApp. Any step could have gone by email or SMS.
Every one is wired to your own customers on day one. All pre-built, all editable.
Win-Back· editing a copyor start from blank
Auto-savedValidGo live
Every path ends somewhere. Convexa checked this before offering Go live.
Build from triggers, delays, actions, conditions and exits. Changes save as you go, and Convexa validates a workflow before it can go live.
Estimated monthly enrolments and a revenue range, calculated from your own live customer data, before the workflow goes live.
Projection · Win-Back
From your last 90 days
Estimated monthly enrolments
650customers would enter this workflow each month
Estimated monthly revenue
$12.1Kto$16.8K
Low $12.1KHigh $16.8K
Worked out from the 14.2% your win-backs already convert at and your average win-back order of $156. No industry averages, no guesses.
Activate workflowNothing sends until you turn it on.
Four rails, on from the first workflow you build. You can make them stricter. You cannot turn them off.
RailOn by default, every workflow
No more than three messages from one workflow, never less than 48 hours apart, and the whole journey ends within 21 days.
Anything due outside your hours waits. It is queued and retried when you open, never dropped, and never sent at 3am.
A customer cannot sit in two workflows of the same engine at once. The second one holds until the first lets go.
She leaves when she opts out, hits the message cap, reaches the time limit, or places an order. That last one counts as a conversion.
If a rule and a workflow disagree, the rule wins.
Always-on journeys and one-off sends, running on the same intelligence underneath.
New campaign · draft
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Audience
221customers
19 of 240 left out because they have not accepted marketing. Convexa does not send to them.
Channels
Subject linedrafted in your voice, two to choose from
Subject lines are shared. Message bodies are still written per customer.
Suggested from your signals. 240 people looked at cooling in the last 14 days and did not buy. Stock is healthy on three inverter models.
Orders are linked back to the campaign that drove them, for seven days after a send.
$3,420from your last campaign
Connect your store and see what Convexa finds in the first week.
